Sentence examples for draft tradition from inspiring English sources

Draft tradition says that is when the best deals are made.

This is a draft tradition.

European football bosses also think that other components of the American model such as the draft, or the tradition of moving teams from city to city would not translate to Europe.

That means it's mock draft time, a yearly tradition where basketball experts compete to see whose predictions are the least embarrassingly inaccurate.

The latest version – the third reauthorization since 2000 – followed tradition and was drafted by a Democrat, Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, and a Republican, Senator Mike Crapo of Idaho.

Afghanistan has a long tradition of having a draft.

But to supporters, Mr. King's civil disobedience was not about the draft, because his family has a tradition of military service.

In seeking to extend the state's powers of surveillance over its citizens, Theresa May's Draft Investigatory Powers Bill is flouting a long tradition in British history.

Dannatt reflects a long tradition of British military leaders drafting Christianity to their cause.

In the late 19th Century, there was a backlash against religion and Pasteur himself was drafted to lead the proceedings, essentially "saving" the tradition.

In the tradition of Don DeLillo, Salman Rushdie, and Joseph Heller, James Patterson drafted his early books by moonlight while holding a day job as an advertising copywriter.